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Progress of hybrid computation at United Aircraft Research Laboratories
Many of the present day simulation problems utilizing analog equipment exclusively require large, expensive computing facilities. The non-linear calculations involved in modern simulations require a large portion of the all analog system. Increase in operation speed and reliability coupled with reduction in purchase cost have made the digital computer desirable for these nonlinear computations.
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